Donna is hot hot hot

Love the Promised Land / Bird Song 1-2 opening to this show. Hi ya kids, hi ya hi ya. I rearrange the song order on every show that has both songs so that they mirror the Spectrum opening. I was 6 months old and about 20 minutes from the Spectrum when they played this.

It was ok. But there were no clowns. No tigers, lions or bears, candy-floss, toffee apples. No clowns....

Mere exposure effect Iin action. Overrated because some fast guitar flourishes and grandiose ending (go check out the who in concert - they end every song like this - trust me it's not special). Go listen to Ladies and Gentlemen version from '71. Pigpen demonstrates how simple is better. Jerry plays mean-ass solo. Now that's an ending.

I can think of half a dozen Scarlet Fires I would take over Cornell, starting with Tuscaloosa 5/17. I love Keith, he's my favorite band member, but I don't like the synth organ he plays on it. He experimented with different sounds in '77, mostly to placate Garcia. It drones on too much for me. I much prefer the grand piano in Fender Rhodes, but he was forced away from those; later in May he retired the Drone organ (would love to know what it actually is - maybe a polymoog). BEW - May 77 is the time but it's not Cornell. 5/25 The Mosque 5/21 Lakeland (it's either this one of the 19th, but definitely Dick's Picks 29). Cherry exits the solo with swagger and finesse. Also 11/4/77. I'm pretty sure this is the date. It's the Colgate show from Dave picks 12. They're all Rock Solid vocally and instrumentally. What sets apart a good for me great brown-eyed women is the solo. In 1977 Garcia stretched it out to three bars in duration. It always improvised it. He nailed it on the three occasions I mentioned.

Really? MLB is on this one?